Local Sports

The Soo Y Dolphins grabbed five first place finishes at the Joey Calzone's Invitational Swim Meet held at the John Rhodes Community Centre pool last weekend.

(This story is the third in a series of articles to be published profiling student athletes from Sault College's varsity programs. Included in the series is a preview of the week ahead in Sault College athletics.

The St. Basil Saints used goals from five different players in a 5-1 victory over the White Pines Wolverines in hockey school hockey action on Wednesday night at the John Rhodes Community Centre.

The Soo Thunderbirds did not come prepared to battle.

Not even an offensive outburst by Jeff Carter could spoil Bob Mancini's debut behind the bench.

The St. Basil senior Saints and Korah junior Colts capped their magnificent local high school girls basketball season seasons with city championships on Saturday night.

The Sir James Dunn Eagles suffered a disappointing end to a fabulous season of football.

Patti Lank scored early and held the lead throughout as the Niagara Falls, New York rink captured the inaugural $36,000 Horizon Captial Curling Classic on Monday afternoon.

The Soo North Stars remain the road warriors of the Great North Midget League.

Despite a depleted lineup, playing their third game in three days and second game in 16 hours, the Soo Thunderbirds knocked off the cream of the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League crop.